Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-30


 bsrt stated that the German foreign office hsd nOtr csIved All the documents baarip. on the German Case. The dis
 patch also says II Is reported that Won
 pn,tkamer. minister or justice for AL sace-Loraine. mas been instructed tO make an entirely fresh investigation Oi
 the affair.
 PIERRE. Dakota. April 26.-The evic-
 tion of settlers from Big Bend has con-
 mercpd and @ number already moved.
 The settlers are given three days notice
 tD g, and II still on the ground Ht the
 explratien fl tha, time, the mi.ItG'y
 tskes charge A pOO- widow named
 Rvnn who had her all invested, was
 ordered out. bat having 10 means. the
 soldiers loaded the furniture into e
 varon. placed the old lady on top. and
 rs-ted her to the nearest station. The
 soldiers y.i!l remsIa thres weeks on the
 Crow Greek reservation and the govern
 men. will fence the greater part ot the
 lsud.
 CHARLESTON. April 2G The c9remo-
 ri.s attending the uI ,: H- If 'b5 Cll-
 b,un mnnulnent Iu AarIeu sqGare was
 hold to-dav. The oity vas crowded wl'n
 visitor. Tue munUueus Was uEvaliet
 by .h-stv-tvo young ladies, after which
 su .-I.rsr, a-.utc Oi lJ guns vas fixed.
 S .......y Lsu-4. delivered tie Or.t.cn-
 .s... .-f.... square wss bll-k E..h people
 4urIus lis si ucc-.
 LONDON. April 26-A heavy snow
 storm prevails in Scotland and Nsits.
 W,srrNer1x. April 26-Tbe front o--
 f,. of Ofa F lows Hal in this C;ty was
 ..v.r.4 ,r,th -ad vhite and blue bun
 inc srl tLe hall inside beautifully aer-
 o-~.eI ,r honor Of the 6>th anuIversgrS a- ,se frurdiur of the order ln America.
 ss-rut one thousand members ot tnt r-Isr ag-embled Ht the hall tbis at'cf-
 r,1n and forming iut1 @ column msgc--
 ai tarsarh tae principal streets o; tne
 r--v. Ite Grand Canton ot IEt.iarcls,
 headed log tEe National Hltes baud
 headed tna procession, which was re-
 vsr.--f bs ,he president Es is pt-sei
 .he Waite House.
 NeaALEs. A.T.. April 2G-At the e!sc-
 ton of st..a ollie rs held Suudsy -n sonora. Mexico. Colonel Lorcazp Tor
 r,s was elected Governor ever Jose A. Ms.:orera by large majority. l.-- mon Corral was elected \ice-tiovtrnor. The new Governor Is a relative Of tle lrsse-. InrumbcCt.
 Pursgrro. April 26 -ILs ChronIcla Telegraph rf this city publishes @ ] lengthy article this afternoon !u when it stated shat WAT had been declared Co! | tha genera. officers Oi the hnigais O. Labor npon all who hTe not in accord witn ;ls present administration. -' l tlIs end. It sGys, mosa winch phft-h h-7 | us the nature c! s tuyc0tt has been de- ] claFed by the Fovderly administration r7gn Co large number Cf labor orghrs | throughout the country. The last is- | sue of the Journal of United Labor ~;gas official n0titic ,tion ot thlz move aga inst an lablr papers that have not ] been pronounced m favor ot the pre- cut general officers. The Journal a. recos-| uizsi the official organ ot ths hDignts ! af Labor. Its contents are only pub h-hti for lfe benefit of members of the orisr. aad guarded es carefully from | :he outslde world ss even Powceri3's 1 secret circular. A copy of the last Issue,
 however, was seen today. IL prefaces a list of twenty-tvo labor -rspers dls-
 tributed in different psrta ot the cou1- trv ss follows: This list of lGb1r papers
 we take pleasure i1 recommending. We VI ac3 to tIc .i=t as occasion may warrant The Uub'icati0u Of the article has orcssiouei intense indignation l tb--ughout the country. But tweuty-two | are recommended by the general officers | af the Knights ot Labor to the mem | hers of tke order, It k practically @ 1 boycott on the others. IL is said that i these twenty-two papers have always favored Powisrly' 8 administration. WAsHrNGroS. Ar5il 2G.-CommIssisn- er Atkins to-day received telegram ! from Indian Agent Anderson nt iLe Crow Creek reservation iu Dakota, say ing that the people ordered from the 1 reservation are leaving quietly.
 1 PARIS. Ap7l 1s.-Herr Betts. French elab.- .d1r a. Berlin, teiasrBpLs tE-t l yesterday evening hg had aE interview -itL Count Bismarck, the German mn | s;ar for foreign affairs. and thtt the lat . Ger maintained that the French tergit1ry w-s not violated when S-l-.e5eias was arrested Herr Belts adds, howev-r, ! .Ls. Count D -ma-cA st-tes thu. Ger many j. ILc.ll-I to admit tLlt ,-e ar- ! la=- was IEgc--.1- and clltrFry O o."
 E--ucL-6---a 'T1Itier c1uT=uuJn u- | I--7. a-I rl tL.s account --l r.lJ.=. | . . .. written lF t'-l. -el age proved Co l- Lau,ic. The dispatch adds that ,; ls believed F,.t '-5 release CT Sr.r 1e'.s VIII take place iO-1-v o- tom r- -ov. Hrl .h-. H.r- He.tz l- to have ha- other interview "l.l C---- Esrh-ck ! s-rIrE tl- dag.
 Journal Nea Drta.s T-uii.hes d.s- -attEe- from B.-I1 stating that trs S.luBebeies affair has been amicab.y settled between France Gnd Germany. NIc-ouA. B. C. april 2S-The strike ! Os f-e l-alIla l-bcrt.- ou ths Canadian Pa-.E- has su-ei. the c5upsuy agreeing ! to give them free passage tn Winnipeg. 'inc strikers have aii returned Co work.
 Sr L9yIs. April 2-.-In reply c. sIe- quest from tle sisters c; St. Joseph Ig ! tll- cIts, that tEe -siira.-a b- aItLaE- l lzal to fu-I -g ;b.m m free t-RI s1--a.luu ! r- heretofore, Chairman Cooley. tf the interstate cpu,l;a-iH- writes tlss Tt''- road crupau,rs uUst determine For tEelseigrs what shall lc iLeir policy iu granting iavUrs to H.r-CLs engaged 'u Tel sioI- works. The statute in il-.u terms allows iLe g.vraE C! reduced ru'es ! to ministers uf .lil-Hn and Ii tl,y are given ca tae s;I- general and impartial rule 20 question O, 5ts legality cggii arse had leo railroads couid have oc- l cs>i n ;o .al.s any penalties.
 NoGlLz-. April 27-Pr1sFeoto-s just
 ia from usa- Hacgacb.. hty ui.es solth of .Lis place, -epIg. ;Ee d-Cly-r. ! ,s fatU'Uu-ly ricb gold placer G.sgiLa- there. l. B thought that these placer mines were worked 2DD pears ego ty ! ,j suit ur1eztF. There 8 mueE ,Xcits- reut over thIs cI-c1v. ry, and T. ls quite probable that tHr-e wall be general rU.l 40 shat locality.
 PuEsIx, A. T.. Apsil 21-Thare Is greaf excitement here to-day, eau ed ty ! striking rich placer -oll a. a depth ei forty-oue feet !u sn e-jt-iln well being suukln The Court House p!azl. TLe sand pump bIcugL. up fine gravel black sand. which e nlu,r -Bnei S. .. San l G=rs. Ur0spccte5, and oni oi e single ] handful oi gravel found R dozen co'or5 1 Ct coarse, bright goll. Ile bed rock ls not reached, which makes The discovery more important. gs tte -oii s.Esta may b. several feet dorr. The whole Slit River Valley is u-iesiaii with such ss-i gravel.